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Earth Change.. a Monotetra Form Poem

You pass me by on distant shore
where drought caused forest fires roar
where rivers rise and harsh rains pour
I cry no more, I cry no more.

You witness want on bended knee
Upon the screens of your TV
My children die before they’re free
No hope for me, no hope for me

Your oil hunger, corporate greed
Still planting wars from scattered seed
Creating slaves by forcing need
My heart does bleed, my heart does bleed

The oceans and the mountains call
Pray stop the pain of Eden’s fall
This earth belongs to great and small
For one and all, for one and all
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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